Ortiz (17-7 MMA, 6-5 UFC) performance the definition of a short night at the office when he starched Hector Sandoval (14-4 MMA, 2-2 UFC) just 15 seconds in the FS1-televised bout at Mexico City Arena in Mexico. Early prelims streamed on UFC Fight Pass.

The quick finish broke the previous 125-pound division stoppage record held by Freddy Serrano, who defeated Zhikui Yao in 44 seconds at UFC Fight Night 79 in November 2015.

Round 1 – Jerin Valel is our fifth ref in five fights. He’ll look in on the speedy flyweights. Sandoval lands a nice right hand. But Ortiz answers – and answers quickly. He drills Sandoval with a right-left, then a massive right that knocks him to the canvas. He jumps on him immediately and crushes Sandoval with three hammer fists. Sandoval is out! Just like that, Ortiz has a knockout win – the fastest flyweight finish in UFC history. It took him 13 to 15 seconds, unofficially, until we hear the exact time.

On March 19, 2011, 23-year-old Jon Jones brutalized UFC light heavyweight champion “Shogun” Rua to become the youngest titleholder in UFC history. But for Jones, it was only the start of a wild ride that at times spun out of control.